Lorely Rodriguez is the force behind Empress Of, a Brooklyn
electro-pop act that’s been steadily gaining force for several years
now. Her debut EP Systems
came out back in 2013, and she’s currently gearing up to finally put
out an album. “Water Water” is one of her newer tracks, and she penned
the song while in Valle de Bravo, Mexico on a writing retreat. It was
originally titled “Agua, Agua” and has been translated to English — that translation now has a video that fittingly premiered today at Noisey Mexico.
Rodriguez co-directed the video with Zaiba Jabbar, and stars in it as a
fluid version of herself, multiplying and blurring via cool editing
effects. In the song she addresses everything from getting too high to
the fact that water is a privilege akin to going to college, a powerful
commentary on a simple thing that Americans often take for granted.
Watch it below, where you can also hear the Spanish version of the song.
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